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JUNGLE JAM meets EXODUSFri 29th May 2009@ Beaverworks
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VAGAJAM Bank Holiday SpecialBank Holiday Sunday 3rd May 2009 |
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Its a Jungle out there...Warehouse Party Volume IIFRI 27th MARCHBEAVER WORKS, LEEDS, LS10 1AD www.beaverworks.co.uk |
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After the huge success of our 3rd birthday party we’re proud to announce Jungle Jam has finally found a new home @ Beaver Works. Here, in the jungle paradise amongst the flowers, leaves and industrial fans, our next lineup brings you a mixture of old and new sounds of the jungle with a generous dollop of dubstep on the top to push the thunder ridge system to its limits. We’ve also got more Jungle Girls, whistles, glowsticks, jungle juice and Um Bongo to help replenish the beasts in the jungle (that means you..). There’s also the FREE PARTY BUS which caused a riot last time and an Aztec Tribe theme, so get your costumes at the ready and be prepared to have it big and bassy! P.S. Look out for the Easter Bunny..he’s going to be leaving a few surprises around the jungle for you…
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JUNGLE JAM28th November 2008, Leeds West Indian Centre |
On a cold night at the end of November, 600 eager Junglists (+ a banana, a chilli and a whole bunch of costumed ravers) braved the weather to descend upon the eagerly awaited second Jungle Jam at the West Indian Centre. A few Rinsing out the sounds and bringing the Jungle good and proper, DJ Frenzy treated the crowd to some classic bangers, followed by Leeds' very own Alpha Drive, who laid down some of their bouncy breakbeat laced with a generous dollop of dub for good measure. The night was already going strong before the big hitters of the evening entered the building, bringing with them a shed load of drama. Due to a passport and visa fiasco KJ Sawka didn't make it into the country, while Kenny Ken left his records in a Mini in London. Yet despite the setbacks the crowd didn't falter, going ape when Kenny Ken dropped Remarc's R.I.P and showing the night's headliner, UK Apache, a hot and humid welcome. The original nuttah stepped up the pace even more, leaving a rather sweaty and shell-shocked crowd howling for more after a punishing one hour set - probably one of his last outings after more than 14 years on the scene. The night went with a bang, with a few lessons learned that will make the next outing bigger and badder than ever before. The next Jungle Jam is already in the pipeline for February 2009, with Jungle HQ hard at work on some extra special décor and lighting for all you Jungle VIPs this time we want to see more bananas, more monkeys and lots more sweaty costume action! Jungle 4 life. |
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D-FORM - General Malice6th December 2008 @ Beaver Works |
This Saturday D-Form returns to Leeds’ most exciting new club (Beaver Works) with another excellent line up of international and local acts. Headlining proceedings is the legendary US jungle and dub step producer “General Malice” with a highly exclusive 2 hour set to make you quake in your boots. Off the back of his 46th release the General will be unleashing some of the freshest Jungle sounds from across the water on one of the best sound systems in Yorkshire. Start off the festive season in style at Leeds’ most talked about new venue this Saturday 6th December. With pre parties at BRB and Hyde Park social from 8 til 12 then moving down to the venue itself, this will be a Saturday night to remember. |
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KJ SAWKA @ JUNGLE JAM!28th November 2008, Leeds West Indian Centre |
| Jungle Jam is back for more amen antics at the legendary West Indian Centre and what a fine line up it has unleashed. By far, the most exciting act of the night will be the human drum machine, aka KJ Sawka, who will soon be flying all the way over from Seattle to bless the Leeds music scene and Jungle Jam with his presence. | |